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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
INTERSTATE NOTES.
Only Two Applications Received Yes
terday.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has received Gem
munication from G. s. Bookerville, of Dub
lin, Va, complaining that the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company are making
unreasonable charges. In support of his
complaint he forwards a freight receipt
showing, as he alleges, that the company
made charge for one hundred pounds on
ter pound package
STEAMBOAT RATES FORCED.
J. W. Bryant, of New Orleans, appeared
before the Commission, and representing
the steamboat interests of the Mississippi
river, denied the statements of the railroad
representatives that they were forced to cut
rates at all the points where water competi-
tion existed. He said, on the contrary, the
steamboat companies were obliged to lower
their rates to meet the railroad rates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
Good-Hearted Columbus Merchant,

COLUMBUS, GA, June 1.-The book
keepers and clerks of this city, having en-
listed the ladies in their behalf, have pre-
sented petitions and agreements to the bust
ness men of the city, requesting that they
close their stores at p m, thus giving the
employees a short time for recreation. They
were carried around in the town by two
ladies and were generally signed, and
accordingly several stores were closed at the
specified time this evening. They will
give the movement a fair trial.
a severe hail storm visited this city and
vicinity at ? o'clock yesterday, doing no
great damage
The grand jury have returned several
trua hills
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
FRENCH MATTERS.
Paris Quiet Now but Further Trouble
Feared

Feared.
PARIS, June There has been no repeti-
ton to-day of the disturbances made last
night in favor of Gen, Boulanger The ex-
cltement has generally subsidized. The Radi-
cal press denounced the Rouvier Cabinet,
while the Conservative papers rejoice at the
rupture between the Radicals and the OPP
portunists, ae they hope that the split will
result in profit for the Conservatives
THE RUINS CLEARED UP.
The clearing away of the debris from the
site of the Opera Comique was concluded to-
day. No more bodies were found. LIE
Temps says the official number of bodies
found is seventy, of which fifty have been
Identified. Two wagon loads of charred
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
MISSISSIPPI STORMS.
Severe Hail Storms Doing Great Dam
age to the Crops.

New ORLEANS, June IA special from
Coffeeville Miss, says: "Airmont, town
nine miles from here, was visited yesterday
by terrible hail storms, lasting an hour.
The crops in that vicinity were destroyed.
Many of the farmers are ruined"
A special from Fayette, Miss, says: "a
severe hail storm visited this place last
night, doing considerable damage to the
crops"
A special from Wesson, Miss, says: "Dur-
ing the storm here to day house was
blown down, killing two colored children. y
"Three very destructive rain and hail
storms have passed over this place since 12
o'clock last night, doing immense dam
age to the crops, stripping the forest
trees of their foliage, demolishing fences
and doing other damage"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
A SUSPECTS ALIBI.
An Alleged Train Robber Proves an
Alibi and Says He Is Innocent.

AUSTIN, TEx., June Joe Barbour,
arrested for train robbery, and supposed to
be the ringleader in the Mcneil station
affair, has proved by reliable witnesses that
ON the day of the robbery, at 6 o'clock in
the afternoon, he was at Florence, about
forty miles from Mcneil. Barbour testified
that when arrested by Officer Olive he was
offered $1,000 TO confess that be was con-
nected with the robbery and promised
immunity. He says he is innocent, and re-
fused to enter into any agreement with the
officar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
Gov. Hilrs Insane Visitor.

ALBANY, N. Y, June lie. G.. Dieffen-
bacher, an escaped lunatic from Herkimer
county, large powerful man, pushed his
way into the executive chamber to-day until
he was beside Gov. Hill, and demanded an
immediate hearing. His action created some
uneasiness, but he was quietly carried away
by the police without offering any resist
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
Fatal shooting in Houston.

PERRY, GA, June 1.-Seab Miller (coloredl
was shot and killed by Willie Jones (white)
who is about 20 years old, Monday
ON p. G.. Affieck's plantation, in
upper Fourteenth district OF Houston coun-
w. The difficulty arose about feeding the
stock. Out OF five shots four took effect.
Two caused flesh wounds and the other two
causing death. The verdict of the Coro-
ners Jury was justifable homicide. Jones
has fed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
ON THE TURF.
The Heavy Rains Make Good Records
Impossible.

The Heavy Rains Make Good Records
Impossible.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The track at Lato-
MIA was bad for the races to-day on account
of the rain The events were as follows:
FIRST RAoE-For three year -olds and upwards,
six furlongs. Thirteen starters. John Henry
won. with Jennie MacFarland second and Alfred
third. Time 116s4.
sEcoNp RACE -Maidens Of all ages; seven fur
longs Governor won, with Blue Times second
and Walker third. Time :35.
THIRD RAcE--One lille. Little Afinch won.
with Font second and Biddy Bowling third
Fourth RACE For fillies. three-year-olds
One aud one sixteenth miles, Grizette won,
with Hindoo Rose second and Coincide third.
Time i:es.
FIFTH RAcE-L.atonia cup, all ages; one miIe
and three-quarters. Fosteral won, with Kalo~
lah second and O'fallon third Time 3l3ls.
AT JEROME PARK.
New YoRK, June 1.-The was but SLED
der attendance at Jerome Park to-day. IN
rain had made the track deep in the mud
The events were as follows:
FIRST RACIAL ages, three-quarters of 4
mile. Rampero won, with Britannia second
and Itcheban third Time l:1SI5
SECOND RAcE-Croton handicap, one milo
Eurus won, with Stonebuck second and Ranl
rupt third. Time l4s.
THIRD RAoE--All ages mile and furlong.
Hypasia beat Pomona. Time 2:011k
FOURTH RACE--AD ages, one mile and five.
sixteenths. Phil Lee beat Enigma. Time 2:26ls.
FIFTH RAcE--Al ages; seven furongs. Petit
coat won, with Neptune second, and Youna
Duke third. Time, 1874.
SIXTH RAoE--One and three-eighth miles, over
six hurdles. Will Davis won, Geoid followed
second, aud Brunova third. Time 2:4Js. Ths
mutuals paid sos.
DEAD HEAT AT MANCHESTER, ENG.
LONDON, June 1.-The race for the breed
ers' foal stakes OF 400 sovereigns, for two
year-olds, was run at Manchester, Whits,n,
tide, to-day. Safety and Spring Haven ran
dead heat. The stakes were divided.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
MEXICO AND FRANCE,

A New Treaty Just Ratified-Further
Earthquake News.
CITY or MEXICO, VIA GALvEsoTN, June L.
The Senate has ratified the treaty of friend
ship and commerce and navigation with
France.
The government continues to receive news
regarding the earthquake of Sunday. Al
Acapulco continuous tremor was felt, but
no damage was done.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
LANsDowNRs TENANTS.
A Fund of 5000 Raised by the League
in Quebec.

QUEBEC, CAN, June 1.-The Irish Ma
tional League, of this city, has forwarded
to DR.. O'Reilly, the Grand Treasurer of the
League in America, $780, being the net pro
ceeds from the O'Brien-K -Kilbride lecture.
and is to be sent to the evicted Luggacurran
tenants
j. Gallagher, President of the Land
League here, has received from Mr. Glad
stone a letter acknowledging the receipt of
a copy of the resolutions passed by the
Quebec branch of the National League of
America
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
A TREASURE OF A TREASURER.

The American Tract Society Discon-
tinue Their Weekly.
NEW York, June 1.--At meeting of the
American Tract Society to-day it was de-
cided to suspend the publication of the
Illustrated Christian Weekly. The old
board of officers was reelected, with the
exception Of the treasurer, who resigns after
a service Of sixty years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
Death of w. A. Ioinar.

DUBLIN, GA, May 3l.--Y yesterday Will
liam A. Joiner, one OF the best citizens of
Laurens county, was buried at his family
burial place. A large concourse of citizens
attended His funeral was conducted by
Rev w. s. Ramsay, of this place. Mr.
Joiner was near 20, man Of usefulness and
nfaty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
Arrest of a Supposed Murderer

ATLANTA, GA, June Monday morn
ing the dead body of William Echols, terri
bly, mutiated was found on the public
road near Rabun Gap Last night negro
named Charles Edward was arrested here
botton OF IT,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
ANNIsToNs HEAVY RAIN.
Much Damage Apprehended From
Yesterdays Soaker.

ADMISSION, ALA, June 1.-The heaviest
rainfall ever known here began at o'clock
this afternoon and continued almost without
cessation until midnight The storm came
from the North. The streets were quickly
flooded, but no damage has been reported so
far but that there will be in the morning
there is no doubt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
o,Brisn in safe Hands.

BosToN, June 1.-Editor William O'Brien
was rendered an informal reception from
70 o'clock this afternoon by the Boston
Press Club, and later he dined with John
Boyle OReilly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
HORSES DYING.
An Epidemic Caused by the Importa
ton of French Stallion.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June la strange
disease, communicated by contact, has
caused dreadful havoc among the horses
in Dewitt county. 1t is believed to have
come from the French stations, and it is
said to be common in France Forty mares
have died from IT,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
ToLEDoITEs GRIBvE

And Feel That the Cadets Were Un-
Justly Treated.
TOLEDO, O., June 1.-The feeling is strong
herethat the Toledo Cadets were unjustly
treated at the national drill at Washington,
where they were given the seventh place.
They were received with an ovation to day
on their return home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
KILLED IN ARKANSAS.
A Mormon Elder Falls from Train ir
Arkansas and is Killed.

Arkansas and is Killed.
From hss Chattanooga Times.
Elder X. d. Kimball, of this city, met |,
shocking death in Arkansas a week ago, tbs
news of which has just been received
Kimball was one Of the leading Mormon
elders in the South, and was stationed in
Chattanooga to look after the work through
out the South In the absence of Elder John
Morgan. Two weeks ago several hundred
foreign converts arrived in Chattanooga en-
route to the Land of the Saints. Kimbal
was delegated TO accompany them, and left
Chattanooga for a months trip. He VIII
never return, however, After leaving Little
Rock Kinball was bullying himself arrang
ing for Il change of cars. While passing
from one coach to another he lost his bat
ance, and was thrown with terrific force te
the ground. His body rebounded and rolled
under the train, where il was ground tc
pieces. The remains Of the dead elder were
sent TO Utah for burial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
At Elawan Phosphate Works, Scalding
Five Men.

CHARLESTON, S. G., June LA boiler
explosion occurred at the Elawan Phosphate
Works, near here, today. Five men were
scalded, two seriously and one fatally, per-
hans
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
GIBBET PENDENTS.
The Majesty of the Law Vindicated and
the Murderer Hung.

JACKSON, MISS, June William Steele
was hanged bee,terday for the murder of
Nelson Pofte;< IL protested his innocence
TO the last and .GhnWei no fear Of death.
NMIfn mt1bEREE HANGED.
JrRsKY cary. Al J.. June 1.-George A.
Dis1ue tlf1 w!fe murderer, suffered the ex-
trcms penalty % the law, in the westerly
corridbf ol iie Hudson county Jail, Jersey
City. d f4<k minutes after 10 O'Clock this
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
No Jury Yet For sharp.

NEW YoRK, June THE interminable
work of finding jury for the trial Of Jacob
Sharp continued to-day in the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer. The eighth seat was
still vacant The defendant and his counsel
were promptly on hand. Quite num-
Der Of the talesmen were examined this
morning, but they all had strong opinions
and were excused.
NEW YoRK, June ], p. M.-The jury in
the Sharp case is still incomplete. On the
hour of the adjournment of the court !, 200
talesmen had been summoned, COZ were ex-
amined, thirty-eght were qualified, ten
were peremptorily challenged by the prose
cutiop, fourteen by the defense, three were
ext,1r>sd nx,a 11l<su<,l l<sn,ai ilaed In tina .box
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02

THE petroleum refners Of the United Slater
are the largest consumers Of sulphlTic acid IL
the world. their estimated consumption Of the
articles being 1000. 900 pounds ner month. This
acid q also used by tanners. nitro-glycerins
maniifacturers and for galvanlzlng anything
made Of iron in brass works. for fertilizers
aud oi her minor Industries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
PROBATE JUDGE SHORT.

Speculates in Wheat and Uses Trust
Funds.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, June 1.-The
Probate Judge, Lyman Follett, has been
missing for several days. An inquiry
shows a large shortage in his accounts.
Nearly every one in the Probate Court is
suffering where the funds passed through
Folletts hands. IL appears that Follett
speculated heavily in wheat in Chicago,
losing heavily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02

THEREs Is a simmer hotel 10 New Hampshire
called the QpOqunnapasslte esiananaguoe House.
None brt fbir moudarc stop az that horse
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
YELLOW JACK INCREASING.

Six New Cases Just Reported at Key
West.
KEY WEST, FLA, June 1.-The effect of
the heavy rains during the past forty eight
hours has already become manifest in an in
crease of the sickness here. Six new cases
of yellow fever are now being treated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
TO ROW AGAINST 1Apv,pn

nCNDoN, June The President Of the
%Ianlg.orldge University Boat Club publishes
,elter addressed to the students If the
IDb,yV in which be says that the college
Iayirss s'elned 9lned inclised to subscribe toward
re,i tlle expenses of sending Cambridge
Sf ro,., 70 America for the purpose
rev ing Sgainst the Harvard University
.hemhaIl'e le therefore appeals 10 the Individual
be- ~ AZ OF the university 10 assist in rails
1poyte necessary amount. He urges the
|lfe onl.'e e.ice OF the proposed race, and says:
Ia Aoesnt 70 initiate such coutestS VITA
--lleIlcan college, as theY Mhnl.i ll4 klirn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

}obnej wstapif ma ambone po..
set ks. DIR. s b ! e W 8 k i z
Wrzesni, kolega zmarlego. O.
bszerny kosciot fanny do ma
tioku byf napeiniony pobozny.
mi. TIumy ludu talk z miasta,
jak z okolicznych wsi zalegIy
GAIA ul. Jczuicka, ably odpro
wadzic zw}oki sp. Kantaka Ma
wieczny odpoczynek.
Pochod PREY "dgtosie aafo-
baego marszu Szopenowskiego
ruszyf pc godz. dwunastej 2
koscio}a f'rnego pTzez I'll. .1e
zuickq, Nova. Plac Wilhel-
mowski it'd. IA nowy cmen-
tarz fArny. Wszystkie handle
W bazarze by]y zamkniete. Ma
czele pochodu pos!epowa}y
wszystkie cechy z chorqgwia-
mi, Ia mimi bractwo kurko
we w~szystkie polskie iowa
rzystwa lub ich d%eputacye z
Poznania, z pieknemi wiehca-
mi, j to: ,,Stella", Tow. MILO
dzie2y kupieckiei, Mfodych
Przemys]o~cow, Drukarzy Pol
sk'ch, Koto Spiewackie, Tow.
Rzemies!nikow .,olskich, Gil
mnastyczne i Tow. Przemysto-
we z Jeayc. Dalej deputacya
kofa sejmowego, akadem'kow
Polakow i deputacys kilku
Towarzystw z prowincyi.
kondukt za}obny prowadzil
W %liczntj asy SIZE ks. kan Ma
ryanski. Tlumy meprzelirzone
towa:zyszy]y temu poch"dowi,
ably oddaG ostatnia czvsG ma
szemu kocllanemu i dzielnemu
Cbrohcy.
Ma cmentarzu wymownemi
s]owy zegnai Go prezas k"la
P"l>kiego p. DIR. s III a n.
W'eczny spokoj Jego zacneJ du-
sly!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
XIV T
mas 0 CULDENOW,

kIc Wiorus postal ola S,ostr
U~rszulanrk do Czcrninwicc.
Wychodzac;. w Czern'owcach
ma Bukowinje, w ccsaistwie "ustry-
a"k,em, Gozeto Rlsho piszc w
Mr.. 1902 ~codopiero minioncgo
roku co nastqpui"::
vi Win"ny W Stanach Zjedn"-
czonyeh Amvryki P%ofrocncj otrzy-
malIsmy. wczoraj %nas'erujacc piSmo:
,,S1anowny Panic! Zebratem
"a ros'ednictwcm mojrgo pisma 80
yuIdrrow ma Wlelvbne Siostry
UrszuIanki Czerniowcach j kwotq
te rrzeryla Szano~nemu Redak
torowi, ably r%aczAf ja oddac ma
rqce Prze>ozonsj klas1toru Ulszu-
l4n,k. AZ mi wst} d, ze skt"dka
wyladta talk skapo, lecz prosze
uu2glelnic,iz lownoczesnie skiero-
wanna zoslata Gfarn,s Sc naszej emf
gracyi ka LondyLo"i, skad We
zwaio mas do sk:advk Ia wygn"h-
COW i weteranow Towarzystwo
Ltera,kic Polskic. Pr see jednak
ze ~p,cieszyG Wiel. Si"strv, 70
o]rocz tcgo, 70 JUL do>ta}y, o lie
sic spodzi@waL,, z jakich 200 dola-
row zebrano dla Mich znowu "
dniu 20 li%Stopnda'...
Xieronin4 Der00mshi.
p. ID crdow k i jest redakto.
rem tl godnika Wiorus, wychodza-
cego w Winonie.
,,Prawdziwie piqkna jest Akrom'
nosG, cechujaca rodakow W Anne
ryce. II z>li oni ma wiqcej
re wszysthicb, do jaSich Sie .i"no
udawano = a jednak powi"daja:
,,Az ri wstyd, ze talk ma1o!!"
TAX pisa tu}acze, co ci1Sko
ma grcsz prueuja. Jak"z to ro2ni
ca wobec tych, co tn kr"jn
t:acn Nsiacc i krocie tys'ecy, a
mic wstydza sic odmowlc !
szclag:. ia eel narod"wy! Bog
zapiaG wa.n, bracia 2 Amoryk'!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
POCRZEB
wv
P0zNAN |U

Do"rze zasluzoncmu Oby-
watelcwi, gorliaemu Obrohcy
Draw Kos lola kato]ickirgo i
Narodu Polsk!ego na cjmach
pruskich i niemlerkich, sp.
Kuzmu zow; Kuntuhnu;, odda1o
W ostatnlm dniu starego roku
i w ~picrwszym dniu nowego
miasto Poznan, odda1a GAIA
Wiclkopolska oStatnia PREY
sfuge.
Ma eksporte W dn 81 CRU
dina Il +. zjechaio sic mnost-
wn Iuchowlcnstwa, szlachty i
deputa:yi 4 prowlncyl; Z mia,
sta kto m"gt po>p'cszAt /. 10y
.Jesztze raz ~pozegn"G znlari"go.
Przei Wyulcslenjem trumn
p %em"wII zuany wlniarz pol
ski p. p fitZner poze
gnal zmarlcgo W imieniu mia
sta, Ntorrgo by! dz,cck'cm j
cairgn spoiceAclI>tw1 polSNic-
90. kondGit lroMadl!t Ks
Irmtklrw FL w a-y>t"ucyl oNc-
10 10 EsIq3y Z m'a>ta i pro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

kich f.kt6w osmiela sic ow kapian
polski rzuci6 cich i poduc W po-
gnrde perceive cory KoscioM j
Ojczy>ny, to ola d%ogodzenIa
swojrj nam etnej nienawisri ku lu-
.dz;om ratryotycznych zasiug W
Amcryce.
Protestuje " imie WARY, pro-
sluje W inie natodowosci przeciw
podobnym wybry kom sadie, Re
wszyscy polscy czc'godni krptapi
W Amcryce, kt6rzy talk gorliwie
zajell sic loseM UrszuIanek, rrzy-
iac>a sic do tego protestu kap|ana
z O. czyzny. Ksjcza ci maj obtenic
moraIny obowiazek zmyc plane,
jnka ma cafy nasz kter poIski Z
cit %cziowiek, odwazajacy Navy
wac sic sfuge Kosniofa j synem
pclskisj O. czyzny.
Putwarz wymlerzona ma pocz
ciwa instytucyq klas@tornpgo pen
Syonatu, potwurz z ust czfowleka
co mo odwage nosic str6j kapfah'
ski, jest gems niebywai"m Pol
sec j ola tego yasluguje ma skarce
ME, ably par-zywa owca ME szerzy
III zar"zy ws'6d wiernych.
Bog mliosicrny nagrodzi krzy
VIDE, jaka Siostr"m Urszulanko"
wy rzadzit sumolubny awanturnil
amerykuhski, kt6ry oby byf nit
wiedz'uf co Gym!
As. DR.. HunonM
Waleryon Ro5yckl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
Ameryka.

LHoSciaci Rlucy. Chicago
ska Tribune donoSi, re szcryf Mat
son, ktory %pozwo]iF sic widywat
palnic Van Zandt zc %Skazanym ma
powic-zrnie anarchista SiicsScm
odcbra} nastepuj ace pisnlo W jezyku
polskim:
SZANOWNY PANE MAT
SON! PoIacy j rlzyjacicIc srr"wic
dliwo$ci ma p6lnocncj stromie mia
sta Chicago przyklaskuia Pail>klr-
mu post%r"waniu wzgIedcm oh. a.
Spices i panny Van Zan'it. Bra
We! SpTawirdliwosc go!4! i sza-
cunkiem w. II.
WiaSciciel pcwnc%o chicago
>Aic@o Dime Museum wy,tawI W
tych dmi"ch pod"h.znc Fanny Van
Zalll Il wo>ku.
MIrszk"hcy : Ncm }"l'A" =
Br"Alilw pomarzna W te.i os.rrl
z'mi,, . u s1clc "iuao da I'M
50 " yn~I>i taxi n~mJustaicN ~c%.i.
jak t, W ost.ttum ctasc m aio
N i,ce. Crum w1@IIw stutcN s''aj>n
szufmzy wsgIj idze W gore az
zeli w>rotce nio nnslnpi n%ylcdnanjr
medzy kompuniami cd wesli {"
swiqtu. acemi %tzutlarzam', to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
Nowiny Z Europy.

Telegram Wiednia don"-
81, lie ma przypadek moblli-
zacyi W sprawie bu]garskiej
bedq uformowane try wielllie
"rmie austro wegierskie, ka-
ida pc najmniej 100000 lu.
dzi.-Spoiziewajq sic tel ka-
zdej chw1li zakazu wywozenia
koni z Austro-W egier, by ich
ME zabraklo ma wojne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

nieMdf"te prz,jdzie do tego, &c W
New Yorku i Br"klinie ami IA pie.
niudze, ami "a grzeczne sfowa ME
bedzie mozna dostac weyli.
A caia 70 kleskq weglara -
pisze Brohl'hska free Press spro-
wadzit jeden cutuwiek = Augu-tyn
Ccrbin, kt6ry przed k Iku miesle
ciami obrany byf prezydentcm ko-
lei Philadelphia i R.ading. r 'zpu-
Self re zyledow osAczednosci
wiele robotnik6w, q szufarzom mi
z>f place 4 22bl M 20 crn!ow ma
godz'ne, pocz"m natnralie szutia.
re tego Towwrzy>twa zawies'li
prace. Ia i,h przykta,iem ros1li
rohotnicy innych Mmr.ni.j, ktorzy
teraz zudaia % centow placy ma
godzinc.
o oredziu gubcrnatora Wiscon-
sinu r 8 ka %wyr"2ala sic p"lity-
cy, Re jezeIi ono ME jest talk dlu-
gle, jak Clcve|anda, to W kazJym
razie les. talk samo nudne.
MumorystG ameryhanski Bur
dette pcwiada: ,,Jak&e tcz czesto
ludzie zbaczaja drogi szczqscia.
Przcl Is laty %wyladowat r chard
Guenlhcr, ktory Wtsconsinie
wy brany zos;af do konsresu, z "a
dolarami W kieszcni W Castle Gar
den. Dzics e6 lat poznlrl byf on
s%kurbnikicm stunu Wisconsin. Tc-
rlz Jest ON czt ,nkIrm k"nylesu.
Prosze tylko z%azyG! Glyby ten
czlowivk ri1 byi r"jechai ma Ia
chGd, mo=lby dzs;"i pespa':ac han
del likwo,o% W New iorllu.
W kon-rvsic S mH6w Zjcdno
czonich przH .i4' scnAt porr""kl
Izby do blu, rcguluj ure%o I~c1enle
kurlek wNbor,zycn. - l>bt gt"sa.
mi 2l9 plzv iw lNIHo Al prA\jela
sprawuldAu G ~koifpcncVl O blu
wz@ledcm mjGdzyn:nod"wcj ko-
numkaryi. P"nje~"S srnat w{"snie
tydz;ch rz9dt m u"1ynit 70 Same,
wiec 70 GZivs &C "lttnich walilacl
teraz narv.2rl ic z"p'oMa d]ona 20
.tala kontruIA ZwGyzku "ad stare.
mi Infant koIcjowcmi. Zaden ko
ttumcr me moe bye ukr"ywdzo-
nym ma kor4NsG im"rg", Il za kaz
da prawem MED, zwuiona czynn,s,
moga bye koIrie p"cagnjete dc
oipow,edzialnosci talk Cd kom'sy
kolejoSej, k,ora wkiotce ma by
ustanow onu, ko tez cd sado"
Zwiazkowych
L=ba Mputononyca W kongre
sic SlanGw Zjvdnoczonyth PREY
,jcta bI, uS,anawi"iacy 8 driaroW
m~iesiccznel prn,yi dla ka2drgo
kto brat udziat W w"in}e meksy-
kahskjcj, ch"Gby i wcAIa nicp'zy
%i4cielu mic widzja'. Drug pcnsy
onuje Z d"la'"nA 12stu m1esiecz-
ME kazdcso wNs'uzonrSo z"tnie;za
ktorv b,ai udzla} .ja~kiejb4dz
kolwirk w%oj"ie St'n3w Zjvdno-
czonych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

o oredziu gubarnatora Wiscon-
sinu Ruska wyr"&aIa sic p"lity-
cy, 4e jezeIi n ME jest talk dlu-
gle, jak CIcve|anda, to kazJym
razie jest talk Same nudne.